#ryan is gay obviously

[sadkachow]

(stares at notes app)

what if i rewrote high school musical and made it gayer

[drasticemotions]

okay guys I’m sorry (I’m not) for the endless deadpool and wolverine reblogs etc, I shall be back to my scheduled hyperfixations in no time! (maybe) (I can’t get logans oiled up abs out of my mind)

[trashworldblog]

I made another puppet history playlist heheheheh but this one is actually kinda nice to listen to and includes songs where the title doesnt quite make sense, but the vibes and lyrics [usually] do! also i added some music i just like limbo, dodie, 100 gecs, car seat headrest, abba, and 2000s BANGERS

I've listened to it all the way thru a few times, and you definitely shouldn't put it on shuffle, lmao. im also taking recommendations! just message or send me an ask for a song and what ep/moment it fits with, and ill see if it passes the vibe check >:)

thank you to the wonderful @joyful-soul-collector for letting me use the "serves cunt" photo for the playlist cover!

also sorry for calling the mollases horse stupid... that was mean im sowwy

[kinardscake]

I’ve seen some interesting theories about the upcoming finale. Some of them are so well thought out, honestly it’d feel weird if they do not happen in the show.

But there’s one theory that baffles me. I, for the love of me, cannot understand how is Eddie possibly losing his son and worrying that he destroyed his relationship with Christopher is going to make him realize he’s gay???

Please, make it make sense??

[norman-ratri-truther]

can they stop releasing promo pics of him i cant keep questioning my sexuality like this its not fair

[cringelordofchaos]

T H E M

[rubbish78]

Ryan Ross and Alexander Greenwald performing ‘Do the Panic’ at Lodge Room in Los Angeles, CA on 05/10/2019 (x)

[charmac]

X

[eg515]

rewatching High School Musical for the first time in many years and I keep thinking that I would love to see a reboot of the movies where everything is exactly the same except the queer character are allowed to be canon queer and not just in the subtext.

but then I remembered that Ryan and Chad ended I Don't Dance wearing each other's clothes and... yeah, it cannot really get any more obvious than that while keeping the family friendly rating

[god-tier-bastard]

no hate to op but what if i told you this was singlehandedly the worst take on doctor who/thasmin/chibnall's era ive ever seen in my entire life

[neon-danger]

My thought process runs like a Barbie: Life in the Dream House episode where I’m Barbie and the side characters are all time low’s band and crew

[petrapng]

my personal wishlist for deadpool & wolverine 2 / deadpool 4:

spiderman

holding out for a hero playing over a fight / slow-mo walk

hugh jackman full frontal (ryan reynolds' idea, blame him)

absolutely filthy, brutal, explicit, graphic gore; blood everywhere, guts spilling; really using all of that R rating

wade leaning in for a kiss, logan seriously considering it before stabbing wade through the throat; wade spits blood onto logan's grumpy face

wade reminding the audience that this isn't/wouldn't be hugh jackman's first gay kiss

their suits getting torn and smeared with blood and just fucking destroyed

logan wearing reading glasses (and wade gives him so much shit for it)

negasonic giving wade gay advice

like a virgin playing to a ridiculous sex scene of wade and logan

some backstreet boys song (e.g. i want it that way)

musical number. hugh sings. obviously. (but it's all just in wade's imagination)

throwback car-shaking scene, but this time the gay sex is not just subtext

[god-i-hope-so]

Tips for younger Bucktommy fic writers who're looking to write an accurate characterization, especially when it comes to Tommy (and this post is also for the people who think everything goes too fast with no build-up between Buck and Tommy):

Dating when you're in your 30s and 40s is very different. When you meet a decent person you're attracted to and with whom things go (very) well the first few times you meet, things can go very fast in a very simple way. You know yourself better and you know others better too. So the dating phase can be very short and things can move on to being a real couple and moving together quite fast (if that's what both want). Also, things go even faster when it comes to queer people. In short: less bullshit, more straight to the point.

Love != passion. Of course, it's a generalization but the "passionate" phase of the relationship doesn't last as long as when you're younger. The passion is still there but it's not burning hot, explosive, in the face of the world, "look at us how we loooooove each other", it's more tender. You can have a passionate relationship but it doesn't show the same way as when you're 20. Passion becomes like a slow cooked dish with rich and deep flavors, instead of the rush of an energy drink and 5 coffees in your 20s. Also, it doesn't mean Buck and Tommy can't fuck nasty.

We care less, about a lot of things. Again, it's a generalization and I'm also writing this with what we know about Tommy and Buck. Unless Tommy is hiding his game very well, his personality is pretty clear to me. Look at the date. It was a failure for Tommy, as a gay man who fought his own demons, and others, for years. Yet, he decided to be kind about it. Because in the end, it's not the end of the world. It hurts, sure, but that wouldn't be the first time and he didn't make it only about him. It was also about Buck not being ready. The coffee date was also a good scene. Tommy is almost nonchalant, open. I'm borrowing Ryan's words when he said "whatever happens happens". Tommy went through enough shit to not give this situation the drama that can be easily avoided. And it paid off.

Pouting, sulking, active display of real jealousy, acting like a child (and I insist on the "like a child" because adult can sulk, obviously) = NOT CUTE. AT ALL. I get that the infantilization of adults is very common in fandoms so younger people can relate, and because fic writers often write older characters with younger people in mind as references. But it's not a thing in real life, and when it happens, it's not "normal behavior". Of course they can sulk and pout, but not the same way as a young person would. It's a lot more subtle. Also, in the case of Tommy, he's been shown being very good at communicating what he wants and doesn't want. Buck will dance around the matter more, his frustration would probably show with him being agitated or anxious, being reckless too, because he's just like that, but not Tommy. Make them talk about their issues, even if they go through a period of frustration and miscommunication. Tommy should be the kind of man who will encourage Buck to grow and be better at sorting and understanding his feelings in a mature way but without treating him as a child.

Again, all this could help for an accurate characterization. Anyone is free to write the characters the way they want, go full OOC if you want, it's your fic. This post is just giving some tips!

[usercelestial]

truly truly ecstatic over the fact that Oliver and Ryan seem to be on the same page about telling a story about a close intimate platonic relationship between a queer man and a straight guy. like yeah obviously it would be very cool if Buck and Eddie got together but do you know how tired I am of "the gay best friend is in love with the straight protagonist" trope? its exhausting and is ALWAYS a byproduct of heterosexuals writing gay people bc they think every gay person has to unequivocally be in love with the nearest straight person. it's so frustrating watching the audience treat the gay character as pathetic or desperate or at worst predatory or misogynistic towards the straight protags female love interests. that does way more harm than good and I'm happy we're all on the same page about that

[chevelleneech]

An unnecessary, yet slightly serious post about Wade being horny.

Wade was so horny for men in Deadpool & Wolverine, that after a third watch, I do not see where anyone is getting the idea that he’s dude-bro coded.

The first movie, I could see it, and it’s mainly because his visible discomfort with being pegged put a sort of buffer over any and all gay jokes Wade makes. Not all queer men like being penetrated, and I would assume Wade doesn’t like it in the comics either, but due to his pansexuality being so thinly alluded to in the first one, I can see why the takeaway would be “He’s a funny yet gross guy who likes making sex jokes no matter what it implies about his own sexuality.”

However, in the sequel, it is shown Wade is attracted to Colossus like three times. He grabs his ass twice, Vanessa (in his subconscious) tells him not to fuck him, and he mimes “scissoring” to him — although in the an extended deleted scene, he also mimes “sword fighting”.

In this third movie though, Wade is kind of like, very much so horny for multiple men.

He assumes the TVA agents are male strippers and says he will be kissing them. He moans, groans, and ogles Cavillerine before calling him, “the full package”. He then damn near creams himself over who he assumes to be Steve Rogers, and physically wraps his arms around him unprovoked. Another near-orgasmic moment for him was when Logan tells him to shut the fuck up. After that, he repeatedly calls Gambit attractive, and lastly, Wade is literally in the process of dying for what he thinks is the final time, and still he ogles a sweaty man.

So even without the Honda Oddessy fight… Wade’s only exhibits of sexual desire were for men. He wanted Vanessa back, and he’s obviously attracted to her, but that wasn’t the focal point of this movie regarding their relationship this time around. He wanted her back on an emotional level more than anything else, and while I’m very well aware Disney is never going to actually buckle down on a version of Wade whom is expressly queer, I do think anyone who left this movie with the opinion that Wade Wilson only likes women for real, were not paying an ounce of attention.

There’s only so many times a man can call other men attractive, salivate over their bodies, and literally tells folks he’s not a natural bottom (a term not at all used in reference to cis het sex) or that he wants to kiss men, and have it not be because he’s into men. Wade is definitely into men in the movies as of this movie, it’s just also a fact that such truth will never be explicitly said on screen.

Sure, Ryan said Wade is fluid and has chemistry with everyone, but that’s really just a great cop-out answer. He’s not lying, but he’s also not being upfront. Because Wade isn’t somewhat fluid and easy to have chemistry with. He’s queer. Pansexual to be exact, and I think at the very least the movies should be allowed to say that. He doesn’t have to kiss a man or date one for that to be true.

[shorlibteens]

It's Pride Month!

Check out these LGBTQ+ themed reads at your local library:

GAY & LESBIAN

Last Night at the Telegraph Club / Malinda Lo

Gwen & Art Are Not In Love / Lex Croucher

Pritty / Keith F. Miller, Jr.

The Black Flamingo / Dean Atta

We Deserve Monuments / Jas Hammonds

The Lesbiana's Guide to Catholic School / Sonora Reyes

BI & PAN

Imogen, Obviously / Becky Albertalli

The Luis Ortega Survival Club / Sonora Reyes

The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue / Mackenzi Lee

I Wish You All the Best / Mason Deaver

Ander & Santi Were Here / Jonny Garza Villa

Forever Is Now / Mariama J. Lockington

TRANS & NONBINARY

Pet / Awaeke Emezi

Man o' War / Cory McCarthy

Self-Made Boys / Anna-Marie McLemore

The Honeys / Ryan La Sala

The Sunbearer Trials / Aiden Thomas

Dreadnought / April Daniels

AROMANTIC & ASEXUAL

Wren Martin Ruins It All / Amanda Dewitt

Loveless / Alice Oseman

Planning Perfect / Haley Neil

All Out / edited by Saundra Mitchell

Being Ace / edited by Madeline Dyer

Gender Queer: A Memoir / Maia Kobabe

QUEER & INTERSEX

None of the Above / I. W. Gregorio

Hell Followed With Us / Andrew Joseph White

Just Ash / Sol Santana

Lark & Kasim Start a Revolution / Kacen Callender

Pantomime / Laura Lam

The Heart-Break Bakery / A. R. Capetta